CAPITULUM XVII – Index Vocābulōrum
NŌMINA	GEN.	ANGLICĒ	DĒRĪVĀTIŌ
respōnsum, -ī	n	answer	response
as, assis	m.	penny
dēnārius, -ī	m.	denarius
PRŌNŌMINA
quisque, quaeque, quodque		each
ADIECTĪVA
doctus, -a, -um		learned, well-taught	doctor
indoctus, -a, -um		untaught, unlearned
piger, pigra, pigrum		lazy
prūdēns, prūdentis		smart, discerning, intelligent	prudent
industrius, -a, -um		diligent, hard-working	industrious
rēctus, -a, -um		correct, right	correct
prāvus, -a, -um		crooked, deformed, ugly	depraved
facilis, facile		easy	facility
difficilis, difficile		difficult	difficult
absēns, absentis		away, not present	absent
certus, -a, -um		sure, definite	certain
incertus, -a, -um		not sure, indefinite	incertain
largus, -a, -um		bountiful, liberal, plentiful	largesse
VERBA
interpellāre		to interrupt
laudāre		to praise	laud
cōgitāre		to think, consider	cogitation, excogitate
computāre		to compute	compute
dēmōnstrāre		to show, demonstrate	demonstrate
docēre		to teach	docent, docile
oportēre (impersonal		to befit, to behoove
discere		to learn	disciple
tollere		to raise, remove, destroy
reprehendere		to rebuke, blame,	reprehend
prōmere		to get, take	prompt
repōnere		to put back, to return	repository
scīre		to know	science
nescīre		to not know	nescience
largīrī		to be generous	large, largesse
partīrī		to share out, distribute	partition
ADVERBIA
tot		so many
postrēmō		finally, at last
rēctē		correctly, rightly
prāvē		crookedly, in an ugly way
aequē		evenly, levelly, fairly
ūsque		up to, all the way up to
numquam		never
saepe		often
CONIUNCTIŌNĒS
quamquam		although
quārē		wherefore, why